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THE PIPE AND NAIL WORKS. II
uccuss Of tho Newest Dis L0cnt Industry

5i5-t, Coal versus Gas. H. "a
Tho Elverulde pipe works. hos been
making two and a.hsli inch lap.welded
pipe for few days. They will gradually
work up until all sizea up 10 eight inch
plpo are turned out. Tho officers Of the
company are greatly pleased with the
pmoothness and success attending their
early operations In the tube factory. Their
work has gotten beyond the experimental
stage, and the mill now turns out as relia.
BILE o product as any Of the older concerns.
Thia company does not use q. pound Of
coal in Ito Banwood works except what 10
consumed in the shifting locomotives
about the premises. no
The Bsnwood nail factory expects to
start up this. morning. Tho heating de.
partment at this mill has been running
Tor somo time at night In order to secure
sufficient pressure OF gas while most Of
the consumers on the line had It turned
Of, The plate mill also ran night before
laHt. 1t Ia operated with gas inel. The
steam boilers are heated altogether with
coal now, the gas being taken out Of this
department, where there Ia about the
The LaBelle mill is working right along.
Yesterday thore was plenty Of gas In the
departments where ga7 10 used as fuel.
The boiling furnacea arc all now fred with
coal, the gas having been taken ont Of the
five or eix furnaces which had been fitted
up for 1t, owing to ths9rregularity Of the
supply. ass &
Tbe Top mill heating department and
the nail factory are IN operation. This
company has plenty OF gas except In case
OF accident to the Wheeling Company's
maiug. & 5l,5'174 AZ M :;
Tho Belmont nail factory resumed work
yesterday morning. "a. I'M. f.7',73.II
The Riverside factory resumes work this
morning. About sixty coal miners are
given employment by the return to coal
as fuel In the RiycrSido's two concerns in
tho city, t=I55T m. NJ E,.,Y7I
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Tho nlorm on CHURCH Rec eiyor,hini.

SALT LAKE. UrAH, Nov. S.-The Terri,
torial Supreme Court Last night appointed
United States Marshal Dyer receiver in
the suits against the church property In
excess Of the limit fixed by Oongreea and
to wind up the affairs Of the perpetual
emigration fund. The bond required i
$250,OOO on tho first suit and $50 600 on
the second. Judge Zano dissentsd, his
private opinion being that lawyer should
nave been named 50 IS not to frittor away
the money on lawyer ices. Complications
are alao foreseen in securing iurles, as the
court has held on previous occaeions thai
q Marohsl i1 not competent TO summon
Jurors where he is party to the anti. ]. I.
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A Goldcn Opportunity s,ldom t;ra, =, cd

A Golden Opportunity Seldom, Granted.
On Tuesday. always Tueaday), October
18th, lsa7, at the city OF New Orleans, La.
the 209;h Grand Monthly Drawing Of Tbs
Louieiana sta!e. Lottery Company took
place. The next 10 the Grand Exsfaor.
binary Semi-Annusl Distribution, when
tho Firas Pr:a, will bs 100000, and the
sums OF princely magnitude will BIO sca:-
tered here and there sud every vhers on
Tuesday, December 18Th, 1854 splendid
opportunity for holiday present. Bnt ct
the 200sh drawing the result Wa thin:
Number 1856 drew the First Prizs of
$3.50 600. II was sold in tenths at 81 90
each. O1s wsns to Mrs. Chps. A. Scott,
Of Springfield, Brown Co., MINI; paid
through Melchsnss Bank OF Sleepy Eye,
Mimi. one went 10 L. FACET, Q broker, al
ISL Common ST., New Orleana, Le.; one
wss paid to E. Kiolsr, runner, Union Ma
tional Bank, New Orlesns, La, for de-
posltqr there; ono to Chas. A. johnson,
$50 Y. Ohio st., Chicago; one Ito L.
Ginaburg, 81 Salon ST., Bostop,
Mass; one was collected through
Fourth National Bank OF New York
City. No. 1907 drew thu Second Priso
OF so, 900; 1t was also sold in fractional
ten!hs at 81 90 each. One was paid Thos.
Neal, New 1barls, La; ono to Herbert R.
Colo, Portland, Me. one to I. P. Gunter,
Augueta. Ga. ono to John D. Mssks, Fay
etsevllle, Tenn; one 10 Jno. W. Richards,
Aopkinaville, KY; ono to Henry Ecker,
New York City, and the nsnea Of the rest
are withheld by;requsst. No. IS, 4S0 drew
the Third .Pflss Of SIC. 900, also cold in
tenths st 81 90 each. Two were held by
y. Tujsgue, 2l3 Decatur St., New Orleans,
La; two by David Isteal, Donaldsonvillo,
La ono by W. O.EVan Dyke, care Of Mar
shall Field L o., Chicsgo one by Frank
Kabetz, 1856 Dearborn ST., Chicago one
by John F. Sullivan, so Fleet st., Boston,
Mass. ono by FLA. Buttrick, 95 Milk St.,
Boston, Mass. and 30 1886. GOO was scnt-
tered hither and yon. 2 Any information
can be had on application 10 NJ. a, Dsu.
phin, Now Orleans, La, or money sent Ia
regiutersd letter to tho. address OF New
Orleans National Bank, New Orleans. La.
Do not let the opportunity escape you.
N DIV x 81! 7s,i =. y
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THE NoANE COUNTY, FFA1n.
Probability that tho Wrong Mon Yo,
G5 Lynch cd-MJ8torIousq Affair. Isl RI

!
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Nov. Stu IN
interview with the Sheriff OF jackson
county, who lives near tho section OF
Roane county where Rev. Ryan was muir.
dered last month, he said that the men
who lynched Coon and the Duas compos.
ed gang who have been fighting the
Duts Tor years. owing to the fact that they
assisted tho United States Marshal in
making Tho arrests to break up the moon.
SINNERS, to which it is alleged the lynchers
belong. Every effort is being made to
bring The lynche,s to justice, and the poo
|ple are divided into two iectiona. The
impression OF Roane and Jackson coun.
ties 10 that Ryan WAS murdered .bv Others
than those who were lynchel. Thore is
one thing certain, and that is, there ia q
great mystery about the whole affair,
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PROFESSOR Il. KRAuErER, who graduated
with honor in the German Language in
one Of tho best Universities In Prussia,
will Organise classsa IN German at Bell.
aire, Martins Ferry and Bridgeport. A On
Friday, November II, st 4 o'clock P. NJ,
he will give free lectures ct Helnleln's
Hall, in Bridgeport, and at 8 o'clock r. NJ.
on Saturday at the City Hall In Bellaire,
All persona who wish to learn German in
five weeks ere mos. cordially invited to
attend these 3 lectures. After Professor
HRrpt's departure Proie1aor Krsueter will
organize classes in McLsin'a Hall, in
Wheeling. PRoF. q. kRAuErEa.
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SUPPER OF tho Woman'a Exchange to.
morrow evening from 6 to 0 o'clock. Price
50 centa. Lsd!os who have been collected
lor estables will pletse send then to the
Exchange rooms, (uexs to Exchange
Bank, Main atreat) on Thursday morning.
Those who have been asked for DOM.
ton IN money, will please aand amount 10
Ma. ]. P.Warden. Tgelith street, ;'55'$ ia
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New Livery Stable.

. Messrs. r. s. Garter and r. W. Morrow
have rented tho Eureka livery stable from
Mrs. w ]. Warden. Thelo gentlemen
have formed c co.partnership under the
firm name Of Carter & Morrow and will
carry on general livery and iced bust
neeG, where they will be prepared to servo
the public with frs!-class turnouts. Per.
sons having horees to board will do well
by giving them call. SIX. !. \
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Revival services are being held in this
church every evening. Already there is
much Ieiisious interest and it is hoped
that great good will DO done. Every ef-
fort 10 msde to give tho rsryices the most
attractive and helpful character. This
evening at tho opening there will be a half
hour song service. A most cordial invita-.
tion is extended to all to attend. Services
evening at 1880 O'Clock. So, =
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y Itnllnn Lnborera Indnred.

CoHHccroN, o., Nov. s..--somo Of the
arch timbera in tho tunnel being construct.
ed On the New Dresden branch Of the
O., A:& Q. railroad, twelve milca wost Of
this city, tell down about day light this
morning, killing one Of tho workmen.
fatally wounding another and severely in.
Turing three others, all Italians. Their
names are unknown. The three injured
will probably recover. l33' :
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Pra1er FOR Ynunr Mon.

By appointment Of the International
Convention Of Young Meu'a Chriatisn
Ecsoeistiona, the second Sunday in No
vembsr has been observed each yesr since
1865, asa day Of prayer for young men
aud Young Mems Christian Associations.
In 1875 this ueaaon OF prayer was extended
to cover an on,ire week. "A
Tbs bleSains attending ino observance
Of this season has been ysry marked in
many placeg, and in numerous instancea
the churches which havs united in the
keeping Of this week, or part OF il, have
received an impuss in their work which
has been ;els throughout the winter.
Special services will DO held during the
week By the Young Mems Christian Asso,
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK,

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suit'nsa, pantH!oohinss md Over.
coatlngs. which VIC axe prepared to make
up IN flrst.cIass style at reasonable
prices. So 81 n Sl'7
full line Of our celebrated INIT
Jackets NOW Ia stock. "a, f afs.tS 4.
sS 0Rr. White UulauNdried Shirt, double
scanned, ro.cniOrcsd front aud back, ct
4 90 conts, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. u. HESS &; Suns, 3c'g's
Y; t.,s 1891 & 1923 Market Street.
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Initiated BLOOD,
Scroiulous, Inherited and Conta-
gious Humors Cured 81
BY CutiCura.

THROUGH The medium Of ono o. your books r.
coived through Nr. Frank T, Wry. DiaSgiM.
Apollo, Pa. bScauo acquainted WIN ?ou,s .u w
iii 10 you that lhetE use has psfmarently cuiea
me Of QUO Of The Won't csIea oi blood poisoning 10
connection Win CJte, that have Eyer ,SsI
hy IONA ri tho bal NH Glc!anI IN cur county |
;akS sresi plountc ii forwarding TO you ths tesu.
month una iltciici a. Il Il by you, IN loides tnes
Others suffering from iinilar malalles may oe GU
W. 'N' =. II, WlItTLISGKR. Letchburg, Ia.
Ee,crtnec; Frank r. wsay, DiuSshs Apollo, "a.
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DoS'T forget to attend tho auction sale
Of Carriages and BugeieH from Whining.
ton, Del, ut ". H. Haller's auction room,
corner OF Eleventh and Market s.restu,
this morning at 0 o'clock. IA /, D,
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SEE our gentlemen'a porpoise Leather
ahoso; it is the toughest, most pliable aud
durable leather, and is waterproof. The
shoe is made adjustable, and can BIO uiet
either as lace or Congress shoe.
h Sg:i5 4. J. W. ANIcE,
1l43 Main street.
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Ks W AsulNeroN, D. G., NoyA9.-Fer West.
e.n Ponnsylvanla and West Virginia, fair
weather. light to fresh, ,essssly Ewinds,
slight changes in temperature followed
by ulowly raising temperature by Thurs.
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scl,orULOUs ULCgIss.

IrSpS. On cath Itys: "in 1870 scrolulcu, Ulcers
Sto I out on my body multi | wa, a ma" q oSr.
rupton Every thing known 10 the medical laoult!
was tried In vain bo'amo nero wreck. AZ
M, iurn In bid; wM IN consttnt rain. aud LOOK ed
upon liie AZ a curse. No relief or euro In tea
Yeas 10 1880 heard OF tho Cn,icula aenediss
used then, and was Cttico ly CURED"
: : sworn 10 before U, B, Com. J. d. Ctawlotd.
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bridgeport.

Ono inmate Is In the city bsstilc. K Ne
colonel Essler, Of Pleasant Grove, Is in town. Il
4 n, hahas new Ice h,u,e Is going up rapidly,
Liule Betting was done on yesterdays election,
~ MIS- sa!ly LOB, 81 Martins Ferry, and SON wore
u'c saes.s u inc !Atsses Cross yesterday. i -
I, oie,KdoWn on the S.: Clairsltlle accom- md.
nv M1H es'ae isas night delayed trains lew min
{, Iha number Of intoxicated persons wa, las, m
NE streets Yesterday than has been known fos
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tion\on the Grown Prince is almost impcs.
sible. Specialists hold consultation 10.
Delegate Kidd Defeated,

Special Correspondence Of Tx Intellicenctr.
Fl GLENvlLLE, W. Va, Nov. 7.-Hon. R.
F. Kidd, one Of the Camden leaders in The
late Legislature, has been defeated isr
Mayor in this Democratic town OF Glen.
vile, after spirited contest. He Is said
to DO worry core over his defeat.
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ONE or TIM WORST CASES.

Va have been selling your Cu.lc,lra Remedies
for YEAR, and uEyo tho GIt c1n plRlut yet 10 70.
q lye i,eni d puichs~r. One Of tho wors. cases OF
Sc.o'uis ever Nw wLs turld by tho ,Iso OF I'VE
bottles Ct Cuttcula Acsolyent, Cnltcuth and Gull
cils Soap, Tho soap taxes INC cake he'e az y
'... E |'.- 800 ~ N-|6- frankfort, Kan.
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CHI ] ! /. l:1la:aese,l'l.liI0(eslIu'r'1:
Office. Nor. 80 aud AZ Fourteenth Street.


! Taated-A Young Meu for onlco Work.
Paslor rcudeIs-Nesbltt & Fro -
UprlSht Piano Fer Sslo-F. W. D.umcr. !.
+ Spare Ribs, &c-F. Sthenk & Sons. ..fs ISL
HxcNleNt Securities For SGle-Jolin ]. Jones.
ssoleware-COnncr d Sneccker. .l
New Gn2ds--l. G. Dillon Il Co. - M fif--5
Trustees sale-Frnnk johnson. sil y.
Homeopathy Bcericse & Ta!cl,. 4 KY
loals!ana State Lottery Com pany.
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See Stacy, Adama & Co.'s mems Wiu-
kenphast, the casieut sbos made.
M J. W. "a MICK, Sole Agent
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PARTIES wanting q good dairy farm, or
desirable Building lois, should read the
advertisement, and attend the sale OF the
Carter homestead property, out the pike.
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ONLY pLAos In Wheeling for Rochsiort
cheese and BASES ale on draught, i f.
Z 'stl - 4 q 81 ASA BooTH's,
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Z SEE Stacy, Adams & Cot's mems finest
shoee, every pair warranted. g -
.f5, ]. W. AMlcK, Sole Agent,
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81 A CERTAIN philanthsopist buys q lslge
Quantity Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup every
winter and gives 1t to the poor fuirsli.g
from coughs and colds.
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THERE Is not cana OF neuralgia which
cannot bs OF once relieved by the uso 81
Salvation OIL. At oil drug stores. Price
only IS cente q bottle. ,....Lt-l I. a ~. !
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sCnorULOUs, INHERITED,

And Contagious Numors, with Los, OF Hair, and
Ffup,lntn q Tho ekin. arc positively cured By Gu
t,cu,n and t;ul!curA toap cxtsrnaly. aud CuiicuEn
ReGolycn. Internally, when al other medicines
Fold eysrywhcrc. rrics, .Cu!.que. Goc: Soap.
Oct RcfOlv5n,, 81. Prepared by tho Potter Dius q
Cb1mIcsl To-, lintton, hass. :, :,
send for HOY 10 Cure Skin Diseases" OF
peres, "a Illustrations. nud iGO teGimorials. ~.
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VARIOUS MATTERS,

The Committee on Health presented
billa asgregating sli5 05, which were or.
dered paid. Il also presented q bill o.
about SEQ Tor Z. Booking for furnishing
medicines to prisoners in tho city prison
as per, contract made with the Health
COMMITTED. It recommended that This
bill BE- paid out Of the appropriation made
the. City Prison department. MI. Allison
opposed this on tho ground thst the Com.
mlttes on Health had always paid Ala,
This year, however, the city prison sppro.
priation will rtand 1t. gI IN IS '.''f, r i
An ordinance in relation to CHANGING
tho cu,bs on Penn atreet, Island, Was
adopted. 5Ig59's' i.T'e' =! -" 80
The Board Of Public Works presented 4
petition from residento on South Font
atrees asking for q sewer. The Board re-.
ported that the aewer asked 4 for was
s!moat en- absolute necessity, but that Il
mad no money to epsre with which to do
the work. Tho matter 3was referred Ia
the Finance Committee with Instructions
to scale down the other appropriations, If
possible, 80 ca (. nyoyiaa Tor this work. a.
* MI. y Dung offered a regulation instruct.
Ing the Board Of Public Works to pave
Sseventeenthstr from Market to Ohap.
Line with hard burned red brick. His at.
tention waa called to the fact that fire
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!. !, iSGsY srAacH, always ready and rel,ab,e. No
coo 'a>l no sticking perfect work, Grocen, -
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The Grown Princes Condition.
BERLIN, Nov. Sit Is reported that Dr.,
Mackenzie has declared that the opera.
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SEE Stacy, Adams & Co.'s mems Wau-
kenphant, tho eaniest ohos msdo. (:
:; H; + ]. w. AMlcE, Sole Agent.
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Thpr,non, eter Record.

The Thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera Houac corner, yesterday, req.
;atern,, 90 fol1nU Lai.sc 'ts p = 80
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80. ~ Z Eas.ss
Eudlcatton&

~ a, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. p.
q. 81 p.
II N ~ 81
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ASNEW CITY PRISON
rnorosEp ro 3. ANp p1scussElp
1,y Council nj Its Regular Meeting Las.
SISht-Ths Routine business all Dlspus. /.
ed cf-Mr. Young Introduces Eeso.
tIoa that Gauges Much Talk.

THO nsmi.monlhly meetinv al fIonrcil
LAT n,rht wes fai,ly val, a.,orsos, ann
1881 nign, was iA.f'y wen at!ehoea anu
considerable guinness was disposed Of.
The Second Branch was called 10 order at
q o'c,ock with Mr.. G,use IN tho chair IN
~. .,,.anas - ~ .as,,. - w IL liz :.
'no 1 'sve, =. 'ue ,est'"r pies..ins o''
ticer. MI. dfuae makea splendid chair.
man and puts business through In bust.
ness.like manner. ONLY fonrloan man.
ho,, .,,varo5 n ,ho,r NAVE, ,rhor A..
Dv,' "A'" ~, W ,u''' nalloe "neu .n'
roll was called, anu walt OF ten minutes
was neceauary until the ssrgsants had
hunted M some sb,entee,. The sbssntees
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BILLS AND APPROPRIATIONS.

.
Tho Board Of Police and Fire Commits.
sioner1 presented billa amounting to
s2lS IS contracted on account Of the Police
Department; oil this amount Sls6 was for
Sheriff HaudlSn for feeding pslaonera in
jail and $l4 for Chief Smith for summon.
ing Council snd committees. On account
OF the Fire Department bills, amounting 10
S5l9 % wore preaented and all ordered
paid.
The Board OF Public Works asked for an
appropriation from the 10 cent levy fund
Of SID IL to pay 2. J. Gilligan for curb.
ing turninhed Tor Seventeenth B!Iset from
Market to Chaplino, which was granted.
Tho Committee on Claims prosen.ed the
bill OF costs Of ]. W. Mitchell, clerk O:
the Circuit Court, in tho cage OF the city
We. julia Ohienell, $3S 90, and in tEe csse
Of the city Va. Helen Emblem, $40; n tota!
OF $S7 90, less $40 witness fees, credited to
city otilcera. These amounts wero ordered
psid.
| The Committee on Markets reported
that the c,ntrsc! for painting tho Second
ward market house had besn awarded to
White 4 Go. at sheir bid OF $50, which, &C.
ton waa approved. The committee rsco N.
mended the passage Of the ordinance al.
lowing the tongues and shafts OF wagons
standing in ths market squares to remain
attached to the vehicles provided they are
raised to Al ANGLIA OF As, and /! wHs pissed
Dol. Caldwell opposed ii strongly. eay;ng
that euch measure would simply result
In tho old and dangerous practices OF leay.
ing tho poles projecting over the street
that has boon in vogue fer go long time.
His prophecy will probably bs verified.
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TIE CITY PRISON A WRECK,

commun ication of Hin Honor the Mayor,
referred to it by Council, and would cub
NIT this their report With rsfaranco thers-
to.
Tho Msyor states plainly the nsed OF q
new city prisod eId recommends that
committee be cent to Z,re9yi!ls to
examine the xcelleht city prison there,
with 10 view to forming p!aus Tor y new
city p.ieoa here, with oil Of which this
committee fully agrees. Tbs p,esent city
prison waa erected in 1878 for q coup
house, and wes built In very cheap
manner Oh tho surface Of gliopery ground,
without any prepared foundation what
ever, pat OF the jois.s and uillS being i'm.
hedtcl in wes clay. As a consequence,
the building has slipped and warped, and
the jolsts and stills. and.s great. deal Of the
othe. work are rotten. go -
| The roof leaks badly and Is rotten and
tho chinnays lean 90 much that thore Is
great danger Of their being blown over,
the consequence CT which would be thai
they would certainly breeE through the
roof aud might inj1rs aome o. the prison.
era. Ibe wooden supports on tho west
side Of tho building are bonldod up on
both eIdes, and the Space between the
boards ;s packed With tanb1rh that has
become infested with hugs. Tbs bugs ore
go bad that the prisoners prefer Blespiug
on the floor 10 using the hunks OIL the west
eide OF the building.
| There ia no iiS3inago under tie build
Ing, and j. is damp and unhealthy. Al
together the building ia. old, rotten, lean.
Ing, tTislea: insecure, unSsie, unhealthy
and infested with huge. The committee
believes TINT defnite plans snoaId DO
made for the erection Of new building
before tho appropriations are made for
nexs year, acd thss provision should bs
msds in such appropriation icr rgitable
building. h
The committee would slao state that
thefa 10 ample ground in tho immediate
vicinity Of the pteEent building on which
to erect q suitable building, and that by
removing lew feet Of clay the building
could BIO erected on solid rock. The COM
mitsee has tried 70 be ns economical as
possible this year in the hope OF getting
new building next year, and although
como bills contracted last year have been
paid cut Of thia years. appropriation, yet
If tho expense Of the noxt two months
are at the rate the: they have been for the
lsst two months, the committee will have
en- unexpended balance of about $500,
which it desirea to reserve for application
on tho cost OF q new building next year.,
The committee Recommended that d
COMMITTEES ba appointed to visit Z.nes.
vile and Pitsuhurgh and inspect the city
prlsons theSe with Wow to making
p!anH for new structure here. The idea
OF new pri1ou WAS strongly approved,
but Mr.. Allison fought tho report through,
land the Committee on City Prison was
linntructed to make the trip, II ::
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Speaking Of this mater, Mr.. C!emeu!u
said no thought tho ordinance under
which the old HenpGeld railroad came
into tho city gave the company. the prlyi-
lsge OF chcoalng whether eaisty gates or G
wstchmsn in advance OF traine ho used.
The company has kept Ha.chmen ahead
Of all tralus. The ordinsncsre Last
night applios also to tho railroads south
Of the creek. t... Il. -